74 devices · GMDN 44826
A digital imaging storage phosphor screen is a photostimulatable plate used in computed radiography to capture and temporarily store X-ray images. After exposure to radiation from an X-ray system, the plate is scanned to release the stored energy as light, which is then converted into a digital image.
These screens are designed for single-use or limited reuse within a cassette system and are regulated as components of computed radiography imaging systems. They require proper handling to avoid light exposure and are supplied as part of a cassette-based workflow in diagnostic imaging facilities.
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